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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-03
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Published in The State Of indiana

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THE COURT RECORD.
United states District Court.

United States District Court.
Hon. VIM. A. Woods, Judge.
United States vs.. John McConn; pension fraud.
Trial by jury verdict of guilty.
United States vs. Charles Hornhack violation
of internal revenue law. Plea of guilty; fined
$40 and costs.
United States Vs. Morton Howell; counterfeit
ing. Nollied.
United States vs. William McAllister; opening
registered letter. Passed.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at 5 NJ, Nov. 2. 1897. furnished by
Elliott Butler. at.tracters of titles. Room 3d. Etna
Building:
David Hazard to John R. Budd part of
the north half of che southwe $ quarter
of section 50, township 16 north range
3 east, containing 46-1OO of 1915. 90
Ruth T. Davis to Geo. Lamb. part of lots
131 and 1872 in Fletcher ct ais subdi-
vision Of outlets "a, %, SO, 81, 80,
and south half of 81 in Indianapolis 100000
VIM. NJ. Youtsey to Henry Stolte part of
lot 324 in Fletcher ct ais subdivision
of outlots o. 81, 80, and south half of
outlot 81, in Indianapolis 10000
Geo. W. Bender John E. Sullivan, lots
A and IS in Magnire's subdivision of
oatlot Isl i'm Indianapolis. .-........- $4,000
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may be made upon it by the reader the advertiser
No matter what the pressure of advertisements NAV
be upon its columns prepared to accom-.
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SUNDAY JOURNAL is the equal OF any paper in tho
country and vastly superior any in Indiana replets
witt news stories and selected miscellany prose and
poetry.
1t has a Circulation More than
Double that of any Sunday Paper
in the State.
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the position fairly well sustained and the close
found practically the last evening" with
offerings moderate.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. q Cotton Dernand good at
unchanged prices; sales. 10000 bales including
1000 bales for speculation and export, and 5000
HAAS Anna
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The General News and Commercial
Features of the Journal are I'm

The city news will be given much fully than
by other paper in Indianapolis and report. of ALL
occurrences will be presented with impartialitv and
completeness by competent writers and news.cather
ers In this department.. in all Others the Journal
challenges comparison Particular attention win Be
given to its market reports. financial and commercial
and the attention of bankers merchants brokers and
all others interested in The markets is invited 20 the
Journals columns.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 9lsc: middling SEC; good ordinary Sl4c;
net receipts. IL. 546 bales gross receipts. ia
bales sales. $500 bales; stock, POI, O22 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. &c. l.. Green s. Go. say:
Contracts for cotton moving lightly and without
any very pronounced feature, though on the whole
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Wool

ST. LOUIS Nov. 2.-Wool has not improved in
prices manufacturers buying cosely stock of
choice woods has been greatly reduced; inferior quail
tiles plentiful.
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The Jobbtng Trade.
CANNED GOODS.

Peaches-standard 3-pound. So. IS 03 90; 3-pound
seconds. $2.OOO225. Observation-Disclosures
2.pound ST. 20 a ]. 25; raspberries 2-pouud ST. 500
1.bO; pineapple standard. 2pound, $I.50O1.75; Sec
onds 2-pound. 81. 20 80; cove oysters. 1pound.
full weight Csc % 81: light, 65 a zoe; 2pound full
$1.7001. so: light 90c0$I: strin9-be 81 09Oc;
Lima beans. $1.55 IS; peas marrowfat. $I.IOo
cherries. $l.6O01.75; Strawberries, $3.50 i. 80.
salmon (fbs), 80. 1002.75.
COAL AND COKE.
Block So so y ton Atinshall. So. SO y ton; Jack
S400 y ton; Pittsburg. 81 25 y TON; Raymond
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Nov. Cooper firm; lake.
12l4c. Lead dull domestic, 4.35c. Tin firms straits
Sic
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to the championship of that partys principles, and
will do all in its power to compass Republican
Its eyes shall not be- blinded. however. by partisan
bias. and it will not hesitate to criticise Republican
wrong doing wherever it may occur.
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Dry Goods.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-For instant distribution
sales moderate but for account of spring wants.
specialties and staples in good order request
with the business laid in this direction of
ing proportions.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle in Light supply aud Dull-HoEs Quiet
and Lower-Sheep Dull.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov g.
Characteristics. 240; shipments 200 Light
supply, but the quality generally common. Market
dull and slow. Sales at about the Same prices, with
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Criminal Cont

Hon. w. A. Irwin, Judge.
State'vs. BERTHE Mattier; receiving stolen goods.
Tried by court and taken under advisement.
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FALL BULBS

At 70 and so East Market street. Descriptive cata
logue mailed free.
HUNTINGTON & Hoss Seeismen.
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4 bitter Gent Is h pFDapsst for the
roaaami0n Of Fisth and AEaaison ave-
naea Ia Nsw YeEk city. Il Win take
place IN lhs New FORK city sounaii. il
aha legislature a Albany. and probably
10 fhe courts &c vel. The aGRssssiss
pa9tz desires 10 oxset esevnisd railways
ca iheas asannsa n 0EanF thss uplaws
pr0psrty meV become naoFs easily a.
eesibia and consequently more saiua-
hls. tbs defensive party consists Of
aha dasilsKs il the mAnniaeast mam-
siona along these thozouabfaKes, who
desire psnes and quEsa and arc deter
mime6 shat ihs beautiful avunnes ahAIl
be aaved for residence purposes. When
II Il known thas saeh men - Charles 3.
Saith, yresiaant q the chamber Of
aommaree, Amos 4 Kno. and George,
Kemp. pKopsistoF Of Ne Wlndsos and
KelaEavia apaftnent hsuNs. ere idsnii.
fisd viii the railroad pEeIsoas, and that
amsnR lboso who eFa warmly interest
"a ca the other aide are lha Wander
hilis. ahe 0eolets, she AsioFs, d. o.
Hills. Lsyi p. MoFsen. Roswell r. Flow
-, Rasssil HaGs and 5ay Gould. u may
ssadllg b. infsEE4d thai The result Of
chs confess Il a0absfnl.
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wna1 m KMoNs 4Dogz 1Kx< AND wnAz
M suRRo9HH.
s. a. Wells, Of Adsms nouneg, this
eesrfgary, va 10 shs esly geseeFdaY
Mr.. wells il the momb0R 81 the last ter
aitoFial IeasefatnFs, who made consider
abl1 81 q repulmfign By reason ct bis
persistent and eIaesunl Efforts In behalf
a. lhe aF4eafan sell 10 Lincoln and
Adams eoa1ty. On aeeoznf Of Ia paE-
asveFenee be exhibited IN fhia meEleF
Tue mora teesas saersseFa % ne IeRi4la-
tire styled 49,. n Wells.
Mr.. Wells, 10 conversation with tk1
oar-InzEExsaNncza Eep1sse9, and In sc.
ply 60 ahe Inquiry - 20 how The afsasi-
an vel wna prnREeanAna said The az
seaimn we'll % far haa not bseu success
for The Raaecn thas she company n
ehnrae Of tie fnattsT hnd eulplaye& 100.
small 4 maehIneFy, hnt lbs contractors
ere men az nerFa nzd propose % stay
9TH it. They haze ordered heaSieE
maeAinaTy, and a. soaa % it nErsvaa will,
thsy Hay, 20 d0wn.s1
"Wkai about yonx town and county,
anyhow." qneKsed the fepazteE.
"nitzstIie is my t0wn, aad 81 present
Is having quit1 boom. Tbs country IL
raUidlg sesfiihR MP and Adams county
h bsnnd 30 be 0ne Of the best sock
Fnising and agricultural counties In the
laeFilory. You folks over here don't
know what q hananxA We have OFeE eass
Of the mountains. Come oveR and zee
ua scene time
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ms sd ihai ik.e ChisRo auarehisfs
vii hrine IsoaEs viersak, q Muailh, -
sha Uustea nlaaas 70 ssyiss aaarehy md
saks ahe plaes safa vseana b sptas end
Rnraans. VlsFiek 4 eaia 10 b man
AZ commanaina pgasanes, a. oKsaos aud
shlnksr ard Q prsminsni naemheg Of
ne GAmman nsiaslalaR. Fer 81 taaa,
hnmsvss, Il wrnld BE- wips for him %
have hla IFS insnEsd before be Issssa
aasmauy. Il be proposes 70 adop. he
neshoas 81 The Chisago anaFahlats.
AmonR he pIasss lsis vacant b PaFsous
nnA epses is enc On eeriain piaifefm
ssssasa 10 Ne Cock oaaniy iail, ard
vieriek may Be called nSDn 10 dil thai
also II be does not hehays himself.
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sussssunassu s srediasd wssh . plan 10
asesyrs shs ossesasnef b. aniom ct
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r ~ nan who 3 sransiy unyornlaE
amanu ahe peopie. and Il II fEseiy &C.
eessea fsss his esesilan % me prssi dsn-
q wuufA enmss a pepusas urziasna.
Brlwsss. waso has meas shan 0nes bsan
rzlsns nsulaaer. ana ausist, fhs head e.
he esbfnss whKeh praassda ahaa ~
Roasies, aEa aiss rsanEaaa a. poAEbss
snscans0ss - she seed penaidens.
AZ haa been sd, kowsssE, = ii
nsaYealy rFuhnh1e ahae any ct theee maa
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m mevnnnsr Fea ABnlualoa.


laia evident ahai 81 he ouning So.
aien ~ Uanareas ; uoFe dotasminsd
eaeFk than ever hsfoEs wlil Be made 10
seauss he adnineion Of asveral nav
eaafaa Into ne nninu. The peopls Of
Dakota ere IhosoaGhiy Tired Of the
manueE IN which their sppcAls haYe
ksan Ignored and SIRE preparing TO make
4 annl aitempa n awaken 0ongTesa % q
sense 81 he intastiss thas has been
dons thsza. a powsFful lobby viii be
% hand. end he sass Of Dakota viii
nnausstionably b. well presented.
The Magsnann aEs nlao psepsrlna 10
makn q desperate efosa 10 secure the
aamianAan Of Utah. Thay are already
Eoodine ne esuntry With panphlefs
faVaxing tha admInsGon Of shla sszsi-
toSy. and there h no danbt thal thsy
vii hare Ne assistance o. al isass 4
portion % NE Dsmeasntie senaisFa ana
Representatives.
Waahinat0n vii also b m appilsana
fak ndmisiou. ~ nhs hss bosn hefoss
essrs oanasess fas Ne pass fifteen yeara.
No napeoial effort viii be made 10 her
hshalf, hewsvss. her people sslslna 90
che ianlica Of lheir oanaa rather than
Ca aha powaF Of dslsgaaions and paid
lobbyists. Montana wlll also plead
shal hes elaima may receive eonsideEa.
tion.
Il il dpabsfsi. howsvsE. whether ans
Of she applieanaa for saaishood wiIt be
admitlea. The Damecfaas aru deter
mined 10 adnis no Republican terrific
RES. and the Rsgahlisans viii noa esn-
meat 10 she admissioa Of MoniAnA AID
Utah wklis tho superior elaims Of DA-
keta and Naahinxton ore Undecided.
TAe aititnds o. NE DomseFaiie party
IN thna denying 10 almost . msiliua
Amarican eitizsns he rights which are
guaranteed 10 them b. ne eaasiisusion
b abaaiataly wiihoas iosaiaoasion and
ahould be Sufficient TO make The Enest
akasnt Demoosai blash fer bis party.
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A OolEMKmcKMMMx Mkpa CO.. TEE YFnsT
nuEMB And WHAT II MMAMs.
What for q long time has heen con-
sldefsd q 'awili o. the wispn scheme has
at last asssmed q tangible shape. Il IL
tha HaFtsa railway, south Of the city,
which ID 10 tsp the timber bsif, e. we'll
as The ceal haida. Ia Ahat direction.
Yasssrday enqfnaer shelton. who had
fuFmeFlF been empioyed on tins Cascade
division, perfected the anal survey and
msn wsEs SGT 10 work clearing The right
Of eay.
Me-. I. =. Hart, propristor Of the
Rome LnmheE O0mranysn mill south af
thts eity. and protector Of the railroad
above mentioned, Ia conversation with
osT-INTzxLlGEMcER reporter yeslef-
day, said: "We have all our plans per-
feeted aud will commence work Ia earn
est IS soon as We ca Qet the right Of
way from the Tacoma Lsua Company.
which will be before the 6rat Of she
yeag. This, e1peots 10 N the hands Of
engineer Anderson, who understand Is
now on the way here from the East.
What we shall do IN the futuFe depends
greatly upon the development Of the
country. The ave miles We nov con-
template bnilding runs through the
best timber belt s0uth Of the city, and
the railroads income from this resources
alone viii pay good interest," On the In
"What style OF road viii Il bs7''
qaerlsd the reporter.
'aOh, Il will be for the present simply
q narrow gauge Oar grade b the best
coming Into she city, and what may b
done in the future will be left 10 the
future" said Mr. Hart.
D. The eitizens generally the Hart
railroad 10 judged 10 be q bead OF Of
the Tacoma Southern q railroad
company Incorporated By indiyidaalI
knewn 10 be In sympathy With tks
Northern Pacific. Ths right OF way
granted 70 The Hart company, however
thFonah the Tacoma Land company'I
property, comes direct from Mr. O. u
RElaht.
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PunAIc REns.
ncnSAsn o. A LxT1Ln mokE 1aAA oKs
mxHx.zoN poEK.Ans.

ucnsAsn o. A LxFTLn mokz 1aAH oKE
mxExzOE poEK.Ans.
wAaamaron, Dec. 1.--TfaasnrsF Hy.
at says shat the Increase Of q lltile
more than enc million dellaFe "a che
publin deba ntnca November lea "a main
IL attributable, IN bis opinion, % lhe
uuu4naliy aHrRe disbursements for pen
siens, eto.. during tue mouth.
Following II TIE feeapitnietion Of the
aehl statement; Interest bearing deha,
pFineipai, 81 iOs1, 76i .B4Ss ipferesi, $40
ai3, $50, total, 81, 0h2 67e, 80f; debt On
which interest has ceased aincs masuf-
itg, RaAk1 s81; dea4 heArinQ N inter-
asa. principal, o6l9, Al7 ,llf9; inaeRasl ere
raid not escrued. .6t2; t0ial debt.
pFinalpai, 81. "a. Al, rs, fntarsaf, eil,-
Sc. I'D; total. u. so. 80; LEES reserve
fand and cash lianla agAilahle soR che
Fedncaioa Of che deha, $50 SO, sos; 10
eel debt lass available cash iiemR 81
-. 4tf,T 6a; nea cash II ths treasury,
Rs6 -, 70t, debt Ices cash Ia the treas.
uFy On Dsoemhex /. 1887. 81 ~, iea ns9;
deha Lass cash ID Treasury % Novamhsg
I. 1857, N - So 1o1; ineFeaaa ef daha
sinoe June %, 1857; 80 2sk $50, cash IN
treasury available for the reduction o.
he pahlio dsaA e@a31t, sox, reserve
fand. 8ieAGa,coo; unavailable for Re-
dactian Of public aahs. e1a4, IL, 80 90
al eAsh In She treasury A. shswn hy the
lEeasafex's general scsoasi. $5es so.
i6s.
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ina Fgeneh senate and the Chamber
Of Deputies. rneaainR IN Joint sesstou,
wili soaAy ondeasos b choose a success.
SCR b PFesiAsns 0rsvy. ne aaRk h
not 50 easy one. and h eth be sestsnaae
tor France " Il h accomplished with.
oul incident othzF than aueh e. ere 10
be expeesed when q change Of rulers
takes plAes under circumstances - 81.
irnosdinaEy.
Ths dlsiicalty in choosing president
lice b TIE muillplleity Of fsensh psllti-
cal fashions and he isaloasy With whieh
thay EsaArd ona another. walis. ecnez-
ally speaking, all Fteneh pslisicians
may b elAnssd Is RspahlieanS RaAi-
oala. OElsanisas or Roaapaztizas. cash
ans q theae parties ia hseksn 40 inte
innameEAhls faotiens vhieh regard ere
anoahsE viii = hostility gssAaeE than
tAas whieh exiEas heiwoen tha parties
aAsmaeteea. No gFuap has q naaiesisy
81 Ne Uhawhazs. and h viii be only
thFongA sone SEEMINGLY Impossible
esmblnaason thas . eAndidaha acaevla-
BE 10 3 naniafIiy ean be asehasa upon.
0rsxs VS. ehnssn for his secoad term
saly heeanss he waa - Cd thai BE
alsoaian was seRazdsd e. mere pest.
pansasna Of he real sisraaen. snA q h
DOT lmwuhahas tAas sosas aged and fss-
BE politician ell aRAin b ehoasn Tor
ahe ness vursese At postpsniaa the real
entest.
AlthonRh The ehaneea for Ne eieetion
az man ~ pruaounsed visws aFs net
asnassina. nea 8 tsw u sAsm egvss he
hanor of being tie eEhetal bad AZ lhs|
Rsnnah nation. Feaysines. uho hiss ser
znany years hsea astivs d fseasA psli-
10, II an0ug rs maFa anxsoaz sanal-l
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San NEvA-colansi and Mrs. q. o.
HailsE received the I'D iaislllgsnes
yestssdAg o. Ia serious illnaas u shasr
aznzhass. Mrs. Lte1tsnnna MichnlG a
8snia So M8Fte. uoianAa ana Nh
Halias expaa1 10 leave fsf tha ssst Inn
neslmaelg b Be b. her SIZE.
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ANornza LOSE oaAAEsx Ross Ca
Wednesday night . Mst. Boss arrived
hsEs from omaha. Her husband. she
stated, haA caua 10 saaalie aAoas thsas
naunaka AGO ana has worried a. 4 ear
psrtsx In thas city avef since. Charles
knss tAe hoshAnd wrote % her 10 come
out and pguni@ed 10 meet her "a the
depot. has WAaa she arrived ne Husband
w@s there and sAe woman wa4 aas1itate.
Ses was taken oaEs q By aonas kfna Ella.
taeuA and eaaEaa were mAee yesterday
10 ind SIC husband. Auy enc hav,ne
infoFmmfien about he man IN reauestsd
% eoHmanteats viah police afaoef Lead.
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o. FHs SCH L1sr.-Fos tvs o. lhrea
months pasi 30. L Terry has bssn al
lns. but be kapa a. and asssndad 70 bis
duties 10 Ne Pagst eoand Natioaat
BsBk uata fee Gays zee. whsn be was
taken wsfh q mid enae 81 tvphafd feseR.
ssnes WhasA ttme be has been eanansd
30 Ats Foana. Ills saadlAian yesterday
WAa slightly tmpFeved.
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FoR SALE.

FTNHE van DoRKM KAAM, on wHET
River, e0nsMEning ahoak 80 aenns rs
acres IN hops gae1 xsaidenne, tsnaut heuss.
nins, wasekeuan. hnnna. elE, ia fine order.
This Il chs az the bnss fsxms a ne TeEritory.
go neres q timheE land adjoining Ass for sale.
For particulars. arply 70 % kddFnes
GE0. d. VAN DOREN,
Wits River r. o..
ne2dwH King o. Was Ter.
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@fhat IL the greatest medicine Ia thia
world" said MR. MuEpky, OF the Ocean
House, 80 he stepped into Stewards
drug store. ''Give me another bottle Of
your star Cough syrup" no30
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Your orders win be called for, give M
q trial, O q. SzARruP 4 Co., grocer
Third an HpFsna. se14
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Cash ". credit. @. O. sraEruP 4 o.,
erooeFs Third and Spring. seI4
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For youx groceries 10 20 q. q. e1ART-
uP& Co, ceFnsR Third and Spring. sal4
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lRsau1or Cor. Pesf-T assi7igpnesy.I
A nuuabsr Of she ofIfasaIs 81 The q. B.
4 n, 90. came 10 Olympia today on the
Rnsua Harvard. The party e0mpeised
General MauaRer w. II. H0ieomb, Who
was accompanied By bis wife ans
dauahter and Miss DeHeFt, Of Port
land, A. 4. Maxwell, general passenger
ana tiakas agent, and B. Campbell,
general fEsleht eRenf. Tha beat re-
NAMED here about two hours, which
waFa scent b. the paEts IN aequiFine
sha aeQuafnsanos Of eur merchants and
sstizsns generally. With She hope Of &C.
aahlishina eloeeF business relations.
Oar eAeixans wire assured thai the new
mane aamanf we're friendly 10 Olympia
and her interests.
Ths Hayward hF0uaht forty passsn-
gers this xnaEniaR, among whom we're
Oolonef !. n. DRAKE, Hon. 4. ~. War
uer, representative fFom ahe twelfth
district, ana Hon. u. A. Oese, Hspsessn-
taaiva sRcm The third district. The last
named was Accompanied By hls wife
and mother.
GovarneF Hempie hns Issued nokoFial
commissions 70 r. !. Humea, Of king.
and II. Il. Moody Fl SPOKANE, and has
appEoged tie application Of Vim. II.
haFFis, Of Pierce.
Articlae Of incorporation Of ahe Umfty
Hail Association Of E0alyn, KiitiAaB
coumty. have heen dled with fecEetaFy
0winas. Also supplemented articles Of
ahe Townsend EleetFis Light Company.
changing the principal plaoe Of business
Hon. W. p. Ready, Of Portland; J.B,
I,andFun, 9oidendale. ID. r. Ballard,
/ Vancouver d. b. Hanmah. Tacoma;
| Thomas Oafssena, Monaenane; III. b.
Potter, Hnohomiah, and John Mathews,
u. ~. Scott and o. @. Eyanson, Of Seat
aie, ere IN ahe city.
M. A. Reeves Ayers came 10 the city
iamt evnnina from VnncouseE, where be
has been attending court. This q tie
/ nraf time NJ. Ayers has been home
einea the injuries which ha rsoaIved a
Weiln WAila, fFosn the effects Of which
be stfll suffers mHah.
Mr.. y. 4. Young. pf0pKiaaoF OF
K9uaa's hotel, has iust somplefed the
/ Fafuf nlahina, TepapaKinR and Fepaina.
Ina en- tha inside ct hla hotel.
/ Mrs. Mason Irwin. OF Montaaano, nee
Eliza DsS. Newell. territorial librarian,
has eppolntsd Der sister, Mrs. Jordan,
deputy librarian.
| 4 pa9iaion praying for the appoirt
menH Of UFhin b. Hicks 20 the position
Of territorial treasurer is being ciFcnlas-
"a amene the faithful IL this city for
signatures. Mr.. Hioks ID the eaaheF Of
0wyn Hieks. and vas but fecently q
cisizsn Of Oregon.
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nAmn morlow.

FfN8k FIRST BATTALION BAND Is now
Il ready b take any eneagsuem1z, e1khez
stKiag or brass. special attention afyem d
anythsng IN their hne- All c0mmnmieakloms
maBt be ADDRESSED 10 john i. MITCHELL,
business manaReR q band. delft
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cEoAKs-We have made BIG redae-
tions 10 close The lines. Chester Cieary.
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NOTICE.

MEssRsI TIFFANY BROS. HAVING run.
1NA chased she groesRy business Of d. W..
TseAs, cerner q Uniun and Third streets, WIN
eontinne the business. and premise the old
paer0ns, ~ well 80 the new enes. 10 MHys
keep On hard . large and seleeted stock Of
senahle pxieaa.
noe2 ia TIFFANY BROS.